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Upgrade Your Work Wardrobe: Explore How To Switch To Business Casual Attire For Women
Tired of feeling restricted in your business casual wardrobe for women? Discover how to combine style with practicality and say no to uncomfortable pieces for cosy yet chic alternatives. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to a stylish, relaxed workwear look.
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12 Actors Banned From Working In Movies For Violating Hijab Law In Iran
Iranian authorities have banned a dozen women actors from working for failing to observe the Islamic republic's strict dress code which includes mandatory headscarves, an official said Wednesday.
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To Defend His Low Neckline Rule, The Often Shirtless Salman Khan Said, "Women's Bodies Are More Precious"
Salman Khan's dress code and apparent double standards has left a large section of Internet users, mainly female, irate
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Gasps As Saudi Woman, 33, Walks Through Mall Without Customary Abaya
Her high heels clacking on marble tiles, a defiant Saudi woman turned heads and drew gasps as she strutted through a Riyadh mall -- without a body-shrouding abaya. The billowy over-garment, usually all-black, is customary public wear for women in the ultra-conservative Islamic kingdom, where it is widely seen as a symbol of piety.
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He Was Sent Home From Work For Wearing Shorts. Came Back In A Dress
A British call centre employee challenged the dress code rules at his workplace in the most brilliant way. After he was sent home from work for wearing a pair of shorts, Twitter user Joey decided to walk in to work in a pink dress - acceptable workplace attire for women - instead.
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Dress decent, says Karnataka government to employees
If you work for the Karnataka state government, you had better put some thought into what you decide to wear to work in the morning. Men must wear a shirt and trousers or a pjyama-kurta, while women must stick to saris or churidars, according to a circular sent out to all employees.
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Iran pays Russian women to cover up in nuclear plant
Iran is paying Russian women working as technicians at its sole nuclear power plant to adhere to the Islamic dress code, an Iranian lawmaker told the ISNA news agency on Tuesday.
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No jeans at work, Haryana govt department warns women
Directing its field staff to wear "decent" clothes to work, the women and child department (WCD) department in Haryana has asked them to desist from wearing jeans and T-shirts to work. The controversial order has virtually termed jeans and T-shirts as 'indecent' clothing. Its subject line read: "To wear decent clothes in office."
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Swiss bank issues non-sexy dress code
All staff in a Swiss bank has been told to wear non-sexy apparel. While women were told to wear flesh-coloured underwear and avoid flashy jewellery, men were asked to wear classic professional suits and avoid socks with cartoon motifs.UBS - erstwhile Union Bank of Switzerland - has ordered its staff in a 43-page dress code specifying in minute deta...
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Upgrade Your Work Wardrobe: Explore How To Switch To Business Casual Attire For Women
Tired of feeling restricted in your business casual wardrobe for women? Discover how to combine style with practicality and say no to uncomfortable pieces for cosy yet chic alternatives. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to a stylish, relaxed workwear look.
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12 Actors Banned From Working In Movies For Violating Hijab Law In Iran
Iranian authorities have banned a dozen women actors from working for failing to observe the Islamic republic's strict dress code which includes mandatory headscarves, an official said Wednesday.
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To Defend His Low Neckline Rule, The Often Shirtless Salman Khan Said, "Women's Bodies Are More Precious"
Salman Khan's dress code and apparent double standards has left a large section of Internet users, mainly female, irate
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Gasps As Saudi Woman, 33, Walks Through Mall Without Customary Abaya
Her high heels clacking on marble tiles, a defiant Saudi woman turned heads and drew gasps as she strutted through a Riyadh mall -- without a body-shrouding abaya. The billowy over-garment, usually all-black, is customary public wear for women in the ultra-conservative Islamic kingdom, where it is widely seen as a symbol of piety.
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He Was Sent Home From Work For Wearing Shorts. Came Back In A Dress
A British call centre employee challenged the dress code rules at his workplace in the most brilliant way. After he was sent home from work for wearing a pair of shorts, Twitter user Joey decided to walk in to work in a pink dress - acceptable workplace attire for women - instead.
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Dress decent, says Karnataka government to employees
If you work for the Karnataka state government, you had better put some thought into what you decide to wear to work in the morning. Men must wear a shirt and trousers or a pjyama-kurta, while women must stick to saris or churidars, according to a circular sent out to all employees.
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Iran pays Russian women to cover up in nuclear plant
Iran is paying Russian women working as technicians at its sole nuclear power plant to adhere to the Islamic dress code, an Iranian lawmaker told the ISNA news agency on Tuesday.
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No jeans at work, Haryana govt department warns women
Directing its field staff to wear "decent" clothes to work, the women and child department (WCD) department in Haryana has asked them to desist from wearing jeans and T-shirts to work. The controversial order has virtually termed jeans and T-shirts as 'indecent' clothing. Its subject line read: "To wear decent clothes in office."
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Swiss bank issues non-sexy dress code
All staff in a Swiss bank has been told to wear non-sexy apparel. While women were told to wear flesh-coloured underwear and avoid flashy jewellery, men were asked to wear classic professional suits and avoid socks with cartoon motifs.UBS - erstwhile Union Bank of Switzerland - has ordered its staff in a 43-page dress code specifying in minute deta...
